I don’t know if this is a bug or my own error. I have a situation where changing seq reset on Track 1 apparently affects the seq reset on Track 2 and Track 3. Perhaps I’m confused and have lost track of something, so I’d like @ward to take a look. I’ve made a video here:
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In case the video isn’t clear enough, I’ll also describe what I do in the video:
I’ve got synths on Track 1 and Track 2 and quad engine on Track 3, so the three different timbres are easy to distinguish when the seq reset value changes. In the video, I first give you a look at each track, then I go back to Track 1 and wiggle the seq reset knob. You can clearly hear the drums on Track 3 speed up, and you can hear the synth on Track 2 speed up if you listen closely. Then I switch the screen to Track 2 and Track 3 to show that their seq reset values haven’t changed, but you can clearly see each track’s higher density of pulses.
Why do Track 2 and Track 3 pulses become denser when I change Track 1’s seq reset? Meanwhile, if I change Track 2’s or Track 3’s seq reset, they operate entirely independently of the other tracks. Can you explain what’s going on?